If by some odd chance you missed the Digg revolt news on your RSS reader, the basic summary can be found at TechCrunch. The basic story is that Digg surrounded to a mob after it spammed the HD DVD processing key on all stories. They did this in order to protest Digg’s [...]
Print PostI’ve gone through many stages over my time on the internets. I’ve been hooked on IRC, forums, social news, and SEO websites. However after years of experiencing all of those things, I seem to do an equal mixture of all of the above. However, it still amuses me that members [...]
Print Post While I don’t necessarily like Alexa, I like what they are trying to do. Their results aren’t fully accurate, but it’s really one of the best resources we have.
Recently they just updated their traffic rankings website to show more information about users visiting your website. In the updates they’ve included your reach [...]
California based SearchMe has launched their WikiSeek search engine today, with the ever popular beta tag. The search engine searches Wikipedia, and what Wikipedia referenced in its articles. So if your site isn’t linked in any of Wikipedia’s articles, then you’re not going to be indexed by this search engine.
I honestly see [...]
If you’ve been using RapidShare or Yousendit to send files across the internet, you might be interested in divShare. You can upload or download files at high speeds with no wait time - without registering. There is no file size limit on what you can upload, you can download the file as [...]
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